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About e-Consultancy - Goal and Benefits; Perspective The core is access. Professional life renders many capabilities of which only a part find their way to work at hand. The goal of 'e-Consultancy Access' is to extend the scope and accessibility of practical experience. Benefits include, for example:
	Consultation;
	Idea generation;
	Comments on emerging practice and experience;
	Checking 'Best Practices';
	Creating 'Virtual Communities' on fields of interest;
	Learning resource;
	Time efficiency.
Interactive use of practical experience went along with the history of Western culture. It shaped the Internet some 40 years ago. The new factor of to day is the reach of application, in loosely connected, global communities. They extend anyone's opportunity for innovation and entrepreneurship and enable more vital communities at home.

About this site - a WEB based business process The basic idea is, that the site allows you to add your experience and to make it accessible. This increases the value for others to gain access. If some of them would put their additions with those we assumed you made, it's -meanwhile- more rewarding for you to return for another visit.
	The aggregate should be a dynamic whole, as variegated as the individual uniqueness of all who ever cared to put their experience here.
Interactive functionality and a dedicated application were designed to jointly deliver a new, cost effective service for kwowledge professionals world wide
	You'll find a structure to locate the access you have in mind when entering the site and find easy ways to put comments and additions. You will not find any editorial authority in that process.
The process provides safeguards for privacy, secure processing and full user control on chosen site identity and cost.

Welcome at e-Consultancy

Check the following pages for your knowledge management.
When knowledge and experience are critical to your work, you'll find an original approach for access and exchange.

You locate your field of interest for access to experience.
A field contains additions, comments on additions, connections to statistically related adjacent fields and search facilities on the field content for any entry you choose.
For your record, you'll find data on earlier visits and easy facilities to make an addition or to change the field. You can sign an addition or create an identity for the site.
Interactivity continues between visits, as you find your additions commented or enriched by new.

The business model is institutional: to offer a WEB-service on the basis of small but assured payments that occasion reinvestment and continuous development. Whenever your actions on the site have a financial consequence, you are presented a dialogue for confirmation.
Please feel invited and have a worthwhile stay.

November 23, 2001

Functionality

The site offers a virtual application in two parts:

User defined process for access and addition of

experience, processing in records, accounts

and transactions;

user defined fields of exchange, to optimize

learning from 'comparable examples', by cross

selecting categories of experience and

conditions under which formation took place.

Both, categories and conditions, are subdivided (two levels, see Locator). They will be subject to change while used in the process. At present they include:

Categories		Conditions
A.	Knowledge Management Basics	I.	Business Environment
	Knowledge Management Basics	II.	Role of the Knowledge
B.	Solution Development		Worker
C.	Service Development	III.	Knowledge Organization
D.	e-Transition know-how
E.	Organizational Change
F.	The Knowledge Worker

Background The key is the consumer, who is no longer an invisible part of an anonymus market but an individual, adressed as 'client' or 'partner'. Organizations adopting strategies to focus on this development acquire some or all characteristics of what is referred to as 'e-business'. It is the assumption on which this WEB-site is based, that it will be the default for a modern firm, instititute or human organization. These characteristics include, amongst others:
	business modeling for differentiated client interaction
	systems design for integrated service development
	knowledge rich' solutions, joining a variety of know-how
	knowledge management, to learn from own experience
	'business diplomacy', to extend the use of interactive
	software
	open to concerns as responsibility, privacy and
	ecology
The site is designed to facilitate learning and understanding from exchange of experience, of all who (re-)create organizations and their technological, economic and social environments.